“Models and data are among the most critical weapons in our arsenal,” says Lauren Ancel Meyers, director of the Center for Pandemic Decision Science at UT.
The first star of recorded Tejano music came from a musical family.
An industry leader in the Permian Basin said the new report proves safety regulations are helping. Other observers say more data is needed to understand risks of extraction.
The Texas Education Agency stepped in after an investigation found the district repeatedly failed to serve students with disabilities as required by state and federal law.
If approved by the commission, net neutrality would prevent Internet providers from charging different prices for different kinds of content, or throttling access.
An investigation by Houston Public Media found that bus shelters inconsistently provided protection against the heat during some of the hottest months of the summer.
When the COVID-19 pandemic ramped up, there were quick comparisons to the Spanish Flu a century earlier. But we may not have nearly that long to prepare for the next…
How are Texans with disabilities building lives of independence and dignity, and participating in the culture of our state? How does public policy offer support – or create barriers?
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